The Observer updates print schedule for spring semester
The Observer will print on Tuesdays and Fridays and prioritize digital content.
The Observer will print on Tuesdays and Fridays and prioritize digital content.
The minor will serve as a redesigned version of the Institute’s current poverty studies minor.
Election hopefuls will attempt to gather 700 signatures before January 26th in order to qualify for a spot on the ballot.
The theme for the 2026-27 Notre Dame Forum will be “What Does It Mean to Live a Good Life?”
The student senate met Wednesday for its first meeting of the spring 2026 semester and approved a letter requesting information from the Office of Sustainability about recycling options on campus.
Notre Dame’s Naval ROTC has been presented with the Educational Institution Partnership Excellence Award by the Department of Defense.
The Meruelo Family Center for Career Development’s Strategic Insight Network reports that more than a quarter of University students surveyed use AI strategic tools for professional and career services.
The original event with the former transportation secretary was postponed in November due to a family health issue.
SBPD identified 21-year-old Jacob Patchen as the victim of a 7:20 p.m. shooting at the intersection of Michigan Street and Angela Boulevard Sunday.
The University also received its highest ever number of early applications.
Journalist and author Moustafa Bayoumi was featured as a guest lecturer for the Literatures of Annihilation, Exile and Resistance series on Thursday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. where he spoke on how the Arabic language has been denigrated in American society following 9/11.
Professors and students share their thoughts on words of the year selected by various dictionaries.
The director of the Writing and Tutoring Center and tutor staff share their experiences and the benefits of their services to Saint Mary’s students.
The Data, AI and Computing Initiative’s Curriculum and Learning Task Force is exploring how to help students navigate the responsibilities and risks that come with AI use. Their findings will be reported to University administrators early next semester.
The University published its annual financial report that revealed an increase of endowment assets, athletic contract revenues and net additional revenue, with decreases in net revenue from tuition.
Student leaders in Howard Hall and the dorm’s rector reflect on the dorm’s impending move across South Quad to Grojean Hall, where their community will nearly double in size from 148 to 275 students.
Notre Dame has launched a $600,000 research collaboration with UC Riverside and Harvard to develop more effective ways of measuring what students learn from civic education in the United States.
Provost and vice president of academic affairs Megan Zwart sent an email to students on Friday afternoon detailing the near completion of the Prikkel Advising, Career, and Experience (PACE) Center, where students will be able to access both the advising office and Career Crossings office in a centralized space.
Howard, Duncan and Welsh Family Halls organized various fundraising and service events.
Amid political, economic, and religious uncertainty, Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Lebanon brought a message of peace after celebrating the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in Turkey.